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A team of charity workers has been killed in Israeli strikes in northern Gaza, said the Khair Foundation registered in the United Kingdom to the BBC.
The beneficial organization said that eight workers, including volunteers and journalists who document their activities, were killed when their vehicles were attacked on Saturday in what Hamas described as a “shameless rape” of the high -fire agreement with Israel.
The Israeli army has said that he had hit “two terrorists who were identified by operating a drone that represented a threat to Israeli troops”, adding that he later attacked “additional terrorists” who came to the scene.
The beneficial organization rejects the accusation that their team members were terrorists.
Qasim Rashid Ahmad, founder and president of the charity, told the BBC that the team was in the area to establish tents and document it for the promotion efforts of the beneficial organization.
He said that his two cameramen returned to the car and were beaten, while other team members who rushed to the scene were beaten by an Israeli drone that had followed them when they went to the second car of the beneficial organization.
Several others were injured and transferred to the Indonesian hospital in the Northern Gaza Strip, said the Ministry of Health led by Hamas.
A group spokesman Hazem Qassem said that Israel had “committed a horrible massacre in the strip of northern Gaza by attacking a group of humanitarian journalists and workers.”
The high fire between Israel and Hamas has been in force since January, but its future is uncertain since the process has reached an impasse that increases the fear of a return to the fight.
The war began after Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people and taking Gaza to 251 as hostages.
Israel responded with a massive military offensive, which has killed more than 48,300 Palestinians, says Gaza’s Ministry of Health, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health.
